Benkert Dillman wedding in Monticello home ceremony
Miss Theo Winifred Benkert and James E. Dillman wed in a 1:30 p.m. ceremony at the Benkert home Monticello. Relatives friends attended as Ruth Stauffer played marches and guests joined a reception with a three tier cake. The couple will reside in Dayton Ohio after travel to Chicago and Milwaukee.
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Monticello
Times
William H. Benkert
Theo Winifred Benkert
James E. Dillman
E. K. Dillman
A. R. Achtemeier
Ruth Stauffer
Chicago
Paul F. Schrepfer
Dayton
Dillman
West High School
Minneapolis
Stout Institute
Armed Forces
Milwaukee
Salem Ave
E. K
Joseph Deihl
Nancy Jo
Paulus Roth
J. J. Wright
Mary Louise Schillinger
Beatrice Barth
Betty Lou Garret
Evanston
Arlene Kiassy
Fort Atkinson
Caroline Voegels
Doris Curtis
Madison
Paul E. Schrepfer
Belleville
A. C. Benkert
A. P. Benkert
Werner Blum
Marie Blum
Werner W. Blum
R. H. Schoonover
Theo Benkert
Paul Schrepfer
Charles Schnetzler
Jack Hoskins
C. M. Stauffer
Norman Benkert
R. W. Woelffer
Adam Duerst
J. W. Barlow
W. E. Blum
H. F. Stoll
Albert Knobel
D. L. Zentner
Willis Marty
Robert Wild
Fannie Loveland
Jacob Voegeli
Emily Jordan
Roswell S. Richards
Regula Hoesly
F. W. Voegeli
Rosa Roth
Lydia Voegeli
O. D. Curtis
Fannie
Frieda Benkert
Foley Behnke Wedding in Milwaukee
Miss Mae Foley daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Foley married Arthur Behnke son of Mr and Mrs Allen Behnke in Milwaukee in a pretty ceremony. Genevieve Foley of Cleveland served as maid of honor. The Foley family and guests attended the wedding and reception including James Foley and Barbara Jean.
Auxiliary Maypole Dinner Sets Floral Potluck Tables
The Wisconsin Power and Light auxiliary hosted a 40 member potluck supper with pink, lemon, and aqua decorations. Mrs. Harry J. Bellahan, president, named Mrs. Frank Kundert to the sunshine committee and a June picnic was approved.
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Wisconsin Power & Light Auxiliary
Harry J. Bellahan
Frank Kundert
Sunshine Committee
Ben Holsapple
Lyle Sickinger
Harry Bellahan
Jerome J. Howe
Mt Pleasant 4-H May Meeting at Babler School
Mt Pleasant 4 H club met at Babler school with 35 members and parents. Marianne Elmer led the meeting Paul Milz conducted the program Marlys Richert was a guest Record book questions health charts were completed Plans to attend Prairie du Chien camp and $3 was donated to the youth camp Willis Babler elected home ground beautification leader John H Babler named farm and home service leader Next meeting set for June 11 Gladys Buehl to lead the program
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Mt. Pleasant
Babler School
Marianne Elmer
Paul Milz
Marlys Richert
Prairie du Chien
Willis Babler
John H. Babler
Gladys Buehl
Birthday Celebration Honors Evelyn Gordee at Family Home
Evelyn Gordee was surprised by a party hosted at her parents Mr and Mrs Alfred Gordee home. The luncheon featured two lighted birthday cakes and many gifts with guests Jeannette Lewis Shirley Lewis Janet Peck Marilyn Peck Shirley Sean Joan Sean Shirley Wickey Alice Wickey Sonja Guttmer Leona Foulker and Jean Gordee in attendance.
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Evelyn Gordee
Alfred Gordee
Jeannette
Shirley Lewis
Janet
Marilyn Peck
Shirley
Joan
Women of the Moose Meet With Initiation and Elections
The Women of the Moose will hold a regular session on Wednesday night at 8. The meeting will initiate a class of candidates, nominate officers for the coming year, and conduct memorial services. Mrs. Margaret Rufer Mrs. Thelma Meyers and Mrs. Sophia Rutsch schedule refreshments. Mrs. Anna Holcomb and Mrs. Elizabeth Wenger handle entertainment.
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Women of the Moose
Margaret Rufer
Thelma Meyers
Sophia Rutsch
Anna Holcomb
Elizabeth Wenger
Engagement announced for Frieda Ballmoos and Herman Kruesi
Mr and Mrs Fred Ballmoos of Argyle announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Frieda Ballmoos of New Glarus to Herman Kruesi son of Mr and Mrs Herman Kruesi of New Glarus No wedding plans have been made.
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Fred Ballmoos
Argyle
Frieda Ballmoos
New Glarus
Herman Kruesi
Birthday Dinner Honors Dorothy Demanouske and Victor Broege
A Sunday birthday dinner honoring Dorothy Demanouske and Victor Broege plus a Mothers Day celebration was hosted at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Broege's home. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Haeft and son Harold, Ethel Broege, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Dunlavy and daughter Maryann Beloit, Edward and Deloris Matchett, Leon Bowe, Shopiere, and Mrs. Rosa.
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Dorothy Demanouske
Victor Broege
Frank Broege
Dewey Haeft
Harold
Ethel Broege
Marcus Dunlavy
Maryann
Beloit
Edward
Deloris Matchett
Leon Bowe
Shopiere
Rosa
Four-Generation Portraits Highlight Haeft Family Bond
A family gathering featured Haeft relatives including Sophie Haeft and Dewey Haeft with Rosa Haeft great grandmother and Mary Ann Dunlavy. Pictures captured four generations while Mrs. Frank Broege and Mrs. Florence Demanouske hosted a buffet luncheon and supper.
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Haeft
Sophie Shaeffer
Raymond Wick
Florence Demanouske
Dorothy
Esther
Herbert
Harvey
Frank Broege
Victor
Rosa Haeft
Dewey Haeft
Marcus Dunlavy
Mary Ann Dunlavy
Knights of Columbus appoints nominating committee
William C. Haren was appointed chairman of a nominating committee at a regular lodge meeting to select a slate of officers. Election will be held at the next session.
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Knights of Columbus
William C. Haren
Haren
Lodge
Bridge Club Hosts Two Tables in Contract Evening
Mrs. Benkert entertained her Monday night bridge club at two contract tables. Honors went to Mrs. A. R. Steele, Mrs. Reeve B. Bokemeier, and Mrs. Louis B. Stauffacher. Lunch was served by the hostess.
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Benkert
Robert Benkert
A. R. Steele
Reeve B. Bokemeier
Louis B. Stauffacher
Willing Workers Roast Honors Winners in Monticello Event
Washington Willing Workers held an attendance contest. Friday evening the losers hosted the winners at a roast at the E. W. Marty home with games played. Several members listed as losers and winners, some unable to attend. Guests included Fred Blum Anton Hefty and George Legler.
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O. D. Curtis
Washington
E. W. Marty
Mmes. Marty
Bertha Klassy
Emma_ Ritschard
Florence Hefty
Dorothy Loveland
Fern Duerst
Hilda Loveland
Marie Legler
Lillian Hefty
Louise Gempeler
Dorothy Gempeler
Mmes
Frieda Luchsinger
Alice Rundle
Barbara Hefty
Susan Karlen
Alice Klassy
Louise Blum
Hattie Yaussi
Alwina Gempeler
Alma Zimmerman
Helen Elmer
Elsie Zimmerman
Helen Loveland
Margaret Gempeler
Fred Blum
Anton Hefty
George Legler
Reach Crossroads in State Cheese Making and Selling
Wisconsin cheese industry faces a crossroad as Kraft Borden Blue Moon and others lease 686 of 1 475 factories, shifting control to outsiders. The piece discusses trends toward small rindless cheese, potential monopolies, producer cooperatives, and impacts on Wisconsin brands and farmers.
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Wisconsin
Kraft
Borden
Blue Moon
State Department of Agriculture
OPA
Kraft, Bordens
Kraft Et al
Cheese Producers Marketing Association
Monroe
Wisconsin Cheese Producers Association
Plymouth
Barron County
Consolidated Badger
Shawano
New Lake To Lake
Manitowoc County
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Grant
Iowa
LaFayette
Badger
Spring Musicale by Beta Rho Tri-Hi-Y Tomorrow
The Beta Rho chapter of Tri-Hi-Y presents a spring musicale at 8 p m in the high school auditorium for Red Cross benefit. The program features songs including My Hero Deep in My Heart Whispering Star Dust and There Are Such Things with Strolling in the Park novelty number and solos by Harriet Towell Sally Ransdell Evelyn Welty Nancy Bishop Dona Gilbo Marion Dieckhoff and Audrey Babler.
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Beta Rho Chapter
Tri- Hi-Y
The
Red Cross
Harriet Towell
Sally Ransdell
Evelyn Welty
Nancy Bishop
Dona Gilbo
Marion Dieckhoff
Audrey Babler
Tri-Hi-Y
Ruth Wenger
June Schoonover
Kathryn Olthafer
Mary Buss
Speaking Contest By 19 4-H Members
Nineteen 4-H youths from across the county will compete in a safety speaking contest Wednesday at 8 pm in the courthouse. County 4-H agent Don E Willard announced the event. Speeches will be radio style on a public address system with participants speaking into a microphone. The Brooklyn Busy Bees group will be particularly active at the mic.
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4-H
Court House
Don E. Willard
Brooklyn
Green County contest to pick county Greek pageant winner
Brooklyn contestants Mildred Asmus Joseph Klingensmith Olive Sprecher Evelyn Bernstein and Lois Thompson lead a group of five. Other entrants include Betty Hoesly Smiley Joyce Zwichy New Glarus Marlene Flannery Browntown Jo Ann Schroeder Etha Discher Carol Clark Clarno Laura Stauffacher Dutch Hollow Betty Ann Baebler Marianne Elmer Mr. Pleasant James Keen Robert Schilt Juda Dorothy Webster Roosevelt Nellie Weibel Betty Stabler. Judges Mrs H O Bizer Howard Teasdale and Harry Bellahan. County winner advances to Prairie du Chien district June 5. district winner goes to Madison for state. Public invited to Green county contest. Ancient Greeks placed Athens five miles inland to guard against pirates. Want ads invite selling.
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Green County
Brooklyn
Mildred Asmus
Joseph Klingensmith
Olive Sprecher
Evelyn Bernstein
Lois Thompson
Betty Hoesly
Smiley
Joyce Zwichy
New Glarus
Marlene Flannery
Browntown
Jo Ann Schroeder
Etha Discher
Carol Clark
Clarno
Laura Stauffacher
Dutch Hollow
Betty Ann Baebler
Marianne Elmer
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H. W. Biffle
Monroe Stamp Club
Stewart Kingston
Monroe Public Library
H. A. Walters
Florence Allen
Fred A. Blum
Ed Blum
Casper Schindler
Charles Leonard
Fred C. Marty
Anna Schnetzler
Jacob Voegelt
Raymond Gessler
Larry
Eugene
Henry Gessier
Herman Meier
Ruth Madison
Ted Butler
Ralph Butler
Louisa Butler
Stoll
John Christopher
Albany
Joe Diehl
James Dillman
W. E. Benkert
Clarence Loveland
Frank Loveland
Gretchen Erickson
Lucille Loveland
Merlyn Loveland
Arthur Raich
A. Muehlmeier
Raich
Henry Hefty
Inez
Will Elmer
Elizabeth Ralph
St. Clare Hospital
Barbara Kundert
Anna Kundert
Clifford Riese
Ratgon Trademark
Die
Magnetos
Bosch Fairbanks-Morse
Burkhard Auto Electric
Beta Rho
Tri
Ae House
America
Lucas
Lucas ParmTs
WAZ Fonds
Geigel Haw
Athens
National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
Sylvester
Alvin F. Argyle
Orangeville
Monroe Shoe Store
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